This document discusses Gardner's theory of logical-mathematical intelligence. It defines logical-mathematical intelligence as an understanding of numbers, logical concepts, reasoning skills, hypotheses, and the ability to carry out complete mathematical operations. It provides examples of people with strong logical-mathematical intelligence like Albert Einstein and Bill Gates. Finally, it outlines activities, characteristics, development, and suitable careers for those with a proficiency in logical-mathematical intelligence.

1. GARDNER'S THEORY OF MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES
Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Sehar Alam

2. BROAD LAYOUT OF OUR TALK:
What is a Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

3. MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE
 The idea of multiple intelligences was introduced in 1983 by Howard
Gardner, an American developmental psychologist.
 Intelligence as defined by Gardner

4. LOGICAL -MATHEMATICAL
Understand numbers
logical concepts,
reasoning skills,
hypotheses,
and carry out complete mathematical operations.

5. EXAMPLE
Albert Einstein
Bill Gates

6. ACTIVITIES
Analyzing , logical games, numbers, outlining, patterns,
problem soling, reasoning, synthesis, sequencing, rational
thinking, scientific thinking and statistics.

7. CHARACTERISTICS OF LOGICAL-MATHEMATICAL INTELLIGENCE
 Excellent problem-solving skills
 Enjoys thinking about abstract ideas
 Likes conducting scientific experiments

8. CONTINUE ………..
oGrasping and applying formulas,
oUsing mathematics in their day-to-day life,
oNot hesitate to ask questions,

9. CONTINUE ………..
They follow a logical line of thought
Solving puzzles as compared to physical outdoor games
They are problem solvers
Well-organized
Demonstrate obsessive behavior
They enjoy conducting all sorts of experiments

10. DEVELOPING LOGICAL-MATHEMATICAL INTELLIGENCE
 Read business pages in a newspaper
 Play logical games

11. SUITABLE CAREER
 Scientist
 Mathematician
 Computer programmer
 Engineer
 Accountant